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Welcome to Maleny

A picturesque town perched high in the Blackall Ranges

Maleny is only 93 kilometres north of Brisbane, 30 kilometres from the coast and around 450 metres above sea level. With a population of around 4,000, it keeps the charm of a small country town while acting as a hub for the 10,000 people living in its environs. Once a provider of timber and dairy, it is now a leading destination for tourists and one of Australia’s preferred locations for weddings.

Life on the range

Why people love Maleny

Before the first European settlement in the 1870s, the area was home to the Nalbo and Dallambara peoples. After settlement it became known for cedar and other valued timbers, then for quality dairy. The famous Maleny Dairy remains a reminder of the past, while the town now enjoys a reputation as a destination for tourists and day-trippers.

Along with town living around Maple Street, many locals enjoy acreage across North Maleny, Reesville, Witta, Curramore and Booroobin, and over the scenic ridges to Montville.

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    Outstanding attractions

    Local festivals, a thriving arts community, the old-world charm of Maple Street and abundant, exquisite accommodation.

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    Mist-filled valleys

    Deep valleys on every side, from the Glass House Mountains to the Obi Obi, often brimming with white morning mist.

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    Maleny’s weather

    A moderate subtropical climate keeps the hinterland lush and green, with enough seasonal change for a winter cabin getaway.

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    An unsurpassed wedding location

    Vast panoramas and hinterland venues make Maleny one of Australia’s preferred places to say “I do”.

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    Easy to get to

    Via the Bruce Highway or scenic back roads, with public transport options from Brisbane and Sunshine Coast airports.

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